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About the Competition
The Kodu Kup is open to anyone from a UK school aged between seven and fourteen.
Children must be entered as a team of three, forming a mini “game studio”.
What Should be Submitted?Teachers should enter their pupils’ work using the Microsoft Partners in Learning website.
Two files will need to be submitted per team: The game itself Design documentation
The closing date for all entries is Friday 30th May.30MAY
PrizesThe top three teams in each category will receive an invitation to present their games to a panel of judges from the games industry at Microsoft Headquarters in Reading.
At the end of the day the winners of each category will each receive a Surface RT tablet and the overall winning team will take home the Kodu Kup!
Quick Reference GuideWhat do you need to do and when? Follow the guide below:
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JANUARY 2014Familiarise yourself with Kodu Game Lab or Project Spark and begin to introduce this in school.
FEBRUARY 2014
Promote the Kodu Kup competition in school.
FEBRUARY 2014
Pupils design, develop and test their games in groups of three.
MARCH – MAY 2014Pupils upload games to Kodu Game Lab or Project Spark community and promote their game in school.
APRIL – MAY 2014
Pupils create game documentation for their game.
MAY 2014
Submit games and documentation to be entered for the competition.
BY 30th MAY 2014Winners invited to Microsoft HQ in Reading to receive their prizes and attend workshops.
JULY 2014
Useful Links Facebook Page
Partners in Learning Network
Kodu Game Lab Home Page
Tutorial Videos on YouTube
Scheme of work aimed at Key Stage 3
